SunSource Energy, a prominent solar energy company, has completed a solar power project for CtrlS, Asia’s largest hyperscale data center operator. The project involves supplying clean power from SunSource Energy’s solar plant in Gursarai, Uttar Pradesh, to CtrlS‘ Noida Data Center. This initiative is expected to generate about 100 GWh of clean energy and offset over 94,640 tonnes of CO2 emissions during its lifespan. It will cater to 60% of the Noida Data Center’s annual energy needs through renewable sources, showcasing CtrlS‘ commitment to sustainability. SunSource Energy, a subsidiary of the SHV Energy conglomerate, has been active in renewable energy for 14 years, providing solar solutions to various industries across India.
SunSource Energy powers CtrlS data center
Noida Data Center of CtrlS will receive clean power from SunSource Energy’s Gursarai based solar plant. (Image Credit: SunSource Energy)
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